About Me
My name is Chiara Isler, I am 20 years old and I come from Italy. If I look back at my family, am the first person to choose a professional art career, even though creativity has always been present around me in somehow. My grandmother and great grandmother loved working with clay, sew, play piano and painting, and I think I grew up with the idea that art was something valuable, even if nobody in my family worked professionally in that field.
Outside of dance, I have always been interested in creative things. Since Iwas little, I used to make little crafts in my room, play piano, made photos and drawing fashion clothes or painting landscapes. What has always attracted me about this is the possibility of putting something personal into what I do.
About My Work
I’m a ballet and contemporary dancer. I love embracing all sides of myself, physically and mentally, through dancing, listening to my body and feeling how it changes and moult every day. I feel privileged because I am conscious that every day, I do what I love most and have the possibility to transmit messages, emotions and sensations, entertain someone or even just give a memory. With commitment and discipline, driven by curiosity I always try to go outside my comfort zone, and I like to grow through external elements. I love the moment when a thousand different ranges of movement and possibilities open up, and you have the chance to explore movements and opportunities that had never presented themselves before. I enjoy working within an inclusive community, in fact what I like most in art, is the possibility of creating a connection with somebody else. Not necessarily in a big way. Sometimes even a small reaction, a feeling or a moment of reflection in another person is enough because it helps me grow as an artist and as a person. I love the energy and the human side of this job, that put yourself nude in front of your own limit, fears and identity. I love exploring new repertoires, but also creating and working on choreographic compositions, also combining with other arts and culture.
